How to disable autodesk-forge mouseHover on panel
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I'm trying to add some CSS on a forge panel.
Whenever I put my mouse hover a forge panel the colour of the background become darker.
Is it possible to disable this behaviour?
Edited:
Here picture of my problem
My mouse was hover the panel titled 2.
I want the background to stay like the panel 1.
autodesk-forge
asked Nov 20 at 9:40
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I'm trying to add some CSS on a forge panel.
Whenever I put my mouse hover a forge panel the colour of the background become darker.
Is it possible to disable this behaviour?
Edited:
Here picture of my problem
My mouse was hover the panel titled 2.
I want the background to stay like the panel 1.
autodesk-forge
asked Nov 20 at 9:40
lo lo
13
Could you consider providing a reproducible case demonstrating how you create these two panels? I tried to reproduce the situation you mentioned, but unfortunately I couldn't. All panels I created are all transparent like your panel 2.
– Eason Kang
Nov 27 at 7:30
I might have found the problem. We're using the third version of the forge viewer on the 6th version the problem doesn't appear. We are going to upgrade the viewer thx for your help
– lo lo
Nov 29 at 11:19
Sure thing, thank you for confirming. :)
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 11:42
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I'm trying to add some CSS on a forge panel.
Whenever I put my mouse hover a forge panel the colour of the background become darker.
Is it possible to disable this behaviour?
Edited:
Here picture of my problem
My mouse was hover the panel titled 2.
I want the background to stay like the panel 1.
autodesk-forge
asked Nov 20 at 9:40
lo lo
13
I'm trying to add some CSS on a forge panel.
Whenever I put my mouse hover a forge panel the colour of the background become darker.
Is it possible to disable this behaviour?
Edited:
Here picture of my problem
My mouse was hover the panel titled 2.
I want the background to stay like the panel 1.
autodesk-forge
autodesk-forge
asked Nov 20 at 9:40
lo lo
13
asked Nov 20 at 9:40
lo lo
13
edited Nov 23 at 11:02
asked Nov 20 at 9:40
lo lo
13
asked Nov 20 at 9:40
lo lo
13
asked Nov 20 at 9:40
lo lo
13
13
Could you consider providing a reproducible case demonstrating how you create these two panels? I tried to reproduce the situation you mentioned, but unfortunately I couldn't. All panels I created are all transparent like your panel 2.
– Eason Kang
Nov 27 at 7:30
I might have found the problem. We're using the third version of the forge viewer on the 6th version the problem doesn't appear. We are going to upgrade the viewer thx for your help
– lo lo
Nov 29 at 11:19
Sure thing, thank you for confirming. :)
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 11:42
add a comment |
Could you consider providing a reproducible case demonstrating how you create these two panels? I tried to reproduce the situation you mentioned, but unfortunately I couldn't. All panels I created are all transparent like your panel 2.
– Eason Kang
Nov 27 at 7:30
I might have found the problem. We're using the third version of the forge viewer on the 6th version the problem doesn't appear. We are going to upgrade the viewer thx for your help
– lo lo
Nov 29 at 11:19
Sure thing, thank you for confirming. :)
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 11:42
Could you consider providing a reproducible case demonstrating how you create these two panels? I tried to reproduce the situation you mentioned, but unfortunately I couldn't. All panels I created are all transparent like your panel 2.
– Eason Kang
Nov 27 at 7:30
Could you consider providing a reproducible case demonstrating how you create these two panels? I tried to reproduce the situation you mentioned, but unfortunately I couldn't. All panels I created are all transparent like your panel 2.
– Eason Kang
Nov 27 at 7:30
I might have found the problem. We're using the third version of the forge viewer on the 6th version the problem doesn't appear. We are going to upgrade the viewer thx for your help
– lo lo
Nov 29 at 11:19
I might have found the problem. We're using the third version of the forge viewer on the 6th version the problem doesn't appear. We are going to upgrade the viewer thx for your help
– lo lo
Nov 29 at 11:19
Sure thing, thank you for confirming. :)
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 11:42
Sure thing, thank you for confirming. :)
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 11:42
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I supposed that you want to change the background color of the tree nodes of the model structure panel or property panel while mouse hovering. Please place this CSS snippet after viewer's stylesheet:
// Change background color to red color in dark-theme
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview .group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview .leaf>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview leaf>lmvheader:hover {
background: rgba(255,0,0,.4)!important;
}
// Change background color to red color in light-theme
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview .group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview .leaf>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview leaf>lmvheader:hover {
background: rgba(255,0,0,.4)!important;
}
And here you go!
answered Nov 23 at 8:16
Eason Kang
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sorry I have poorly explained my problem. I edited my question and an image. To show my problem
– lo lo
Nov 23 at 11:03
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This problem doesn't appear in the last version of the forge viewer. I'm gooing to upgrade my viewer
answered Nov 29 at 11:26
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I supposed that you want to change the background color of the tree nodes of the model structure panel or property panel while mouse hovering. Please place this CSS snippet after viewer's stylesheet:
// Change background color to red color in dark-theme
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview .group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview .leaf>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview leaf>lmvheader:hover {
background: rgba(255,0,0,.4)!important;
}
// Change background color to red color in light-theme
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview .group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview .leaf>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview leaf>lmvheader:hover {
background: rgba(255,0,0,.4)!important;
}
And here you go!
answered Nov 23 at 8:16
Eason Kang
1,658127
sorry I have poorly explained my problem. I edited my question and an image. To show my problem
– lo lo
Nov 23 at 11:03
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I supposed that you want to change the background color of the tree nodes of the model structure panel or property panel while mouse hovering. Please place this CSS snippet after viewer's stylesheet:
// Change background color to red color in dark-theme
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview .group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview .leaf>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview leaf>lmvheader:hover {
background: rgba(255,0,0,.4)!important;
}
// Change background color to red color in light-theme
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview .group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview .leaf>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview leaf>lmvheader:hover {
background: rgba(255,0,0,.4)!important;
}
And here you go!
answered Nov 23 at 8:16
Eason Kang
1,658127
sorry I have poorly explained my problem. I edited my question and an image. To show my problem
– lo lo
Nov 23 at 11:03
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I supposed that you want to change the background color of the tree nodes of the model structure panel or property panel while mouse hovering. Please place this CSS snippet after viewer's stylesheet:
// Change background color to red color in dark-theme
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview .group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview .leaf>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview leaf>lmvheader:hover {
background: rgba(255,0,0,.4)!important;
}
// Change background color to red color in light-theme
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview .group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview .leaf>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview leaf>lmvheader:hover {
background: rgba(255,0,0,.4)!important;
}
And here you go!
answered Nov 23 at 8:16
Eason Kang
1,658127
I supposed that you want to change the background color of the tree nodes of the model structure panel or property panel while mouse hovering. Please place this CSS snippet after viewer's stylesheet:
// Change background color to red color in dark-theme
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview .group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview .leaf>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.dark-theme .treeview leaf>lmvheader:hover {
background: rgba(255,0,0,.4)!important;
}
// Change background color to red color in light-theme
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview .group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview .leaf>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview group>lmvheader:hover,
.adsk-viewing-viewer.light-theme .treeview leaf>lmvheader:hover {
background: rgba(255,0,0,.4)!important;
}
And here you go!
answered Nov 23 at 8:16
Eason Kang
1,658127
answered Nov 23 at 8:16
Eason Kang
1,658127
answered Nov 23 at 8:16
Eason Kang
1,658127
answered Nov 23 at 8:16
Eason Kang
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sorry I have poorly explained my problem. I edited my question and an image. To show my problem
– lo lo
Nov 23 at 11:03
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sorry I have poorly explained my problem. I edited my question and an image. To show my problem
– lo lo
Nov 23 at 11:03
sorry I have poorly explained my problem. I edited my question and an image. To show my problem
– lo lo
Nov 23 at 11:03
sorry I have poorly explained my problem. I edited my question and an image. To show my problem
– lo lo
Nov 23 at 11:03
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This problem doesn't appear in the last version of the forge viewer. I'm gooing to upgrade my viewer
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lo lo
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This problem doesn't appear in the last version of the forge viewer. I'm gooing to upgrade my viewer
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lo lo
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This problem doesn't appear in the last version of the forge viewer. I'm gooing to upgrade my viewer
answered Nov 29 at 11:26
lo lo
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This problem doesn't appear in the last version of the forge viewer. I'm gooing to upgrade my viewer
answered Nov 29 at 11:26
lo lo
13
answered Nov 29 at 11:26
lo lo
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answered Nov 29 at 11:26
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Could you consider providing a reproducible case demonstrating how you create these two panels? I tried to reproduce the situation you mentioned, but unfortunately I couldn't. All panels I created are all transparent like your panel 2.
– Eason Kang
Nov 27 at 7:30
I might have found the problem. We're using the third version of the forge viewer on the 6th version the problem doesn't appear. We are going to upgrade the viewer thx for your help
– lo lo
Nov 29 at 11:19
Sure thing, thank you for confirming. :)
– Eason Kang
Nov 29 at 11:42